outstood
/ˈaʊtstoʊd/Definitions
1. verb
to have been overdue or delayed, especially in the payment of a debt or the performance of a task
“The account had outstood for several months, incurring late fees.”
2. verb
to be better or stronger than someone or something, especially in a particular situation or activity
“The new policy outstood the competition with its innovative approach.”
3. noun
a debt that has not been paid or a task that has not been completed
“The company’s outstanding debts had become a significant concern.”
4. noun
something that is excellent or of high quality
“The movie was an outstanding achievement in cinematography.”